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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25
Goriett=9epartelltent.
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- 9ie Garmer Mllians gopperatib.
NRociation bon Colorado gountp bat
ii9 nit einem &apital bon $40, 1000 in
forporiren lafen.
= Ser @igentbumstuertb in gaIb=
meu @ountp bat i'm bersangenen Sabre
UNI $43, 900 abgenomnten. 3unabnie !:
gais @ountp $1,207, 1928, e6elbD
$103, ,694; gDipie $288, Ill.
Muf Die Mnfrage, oh Mtbeiffon
als 2ebrer Der 6ffentli6en G9uIen oiss
qualifisirt iin6, ontiportet Der Guperins
tenbent Der @raiebungsbeb6rbe, prof.
COOPER, 6aB 6er gountDri9ter aller6iugs
6as &e6t bat, Npplifanten unmoralis
f9en Rarafters an bic priifungsbeb6rs
be au Derueiien unb oaB bieie bic pfli6t
bat, bic Priifung boraunebnen. Mber
er f6ld8t Dor, oaB In iol1em Sale, mo
elm unmoraliider Raratter na9meisbar,
Die BebOrbe fid meisert, bic NusfeI.
lung zines 3eugniiies an einen iol1en
Wfann, su empfeblen. Stun entifebt
bic Grage, Oh in ben Mugen 6es 6taats=
f9uliuperintenbenten Der Atbeismus
unmoralil9 it'll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25

mdBis tp6@entlib Elm s9iff bon galz
peffon su erpe6iren, lpel1es unferen
Gleii6lberfluB nod europa brd1te.
Die 2apitaliften bon GaIbeifon uiflen
bas au9; bas benefit tire BetGeiligung
on benz columbus l1nternebmen. gs
unterliegt baber faum einer1 3meifel,
baB fie es e5enfals in Sbrem SntereKe
finben miirben, einem dbnliben unters
nebmen In NictDria ober San Nntonio
mnb anbertpdrts, mo @rmdbr fiir grfolg
1T, ibre llnteritiibung gu leiben. Darum
-ie eber 5ur 8eripirtIi9ung bes San
gntonio Refrigerator. planes geI9ritten
tpiro. beifo beher un6 beito fi1erer bic
Nusf9t auf grfols; nur i'm Berause
liegt @efabr!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25

!. Serren Balbris9an unb braunes QisIetbreao
Anterteng, bon 81.75 biS $780, per Mn3n9.
Cine hibI6e AuStpabI bon f9parsen 3als.
tn4ern, gantaiiel@leifem, @inSfor- iinD Jour
IN banD1 sgrabatten.
Sin f96ner gorratb bon leinenen unb ieibe.
men 9erren> Safdentiid1ern, Opera Gdfeifen,
feibeneil Negeni1irinen.
Sin febr sroBeS AIoriement bon meiben uitb
bnnten &nabeusS Sberbeimben aus NercaI, fiirs
glter boa 4-12 Sabrn. 3n 16, Is, s6, 50 gB
uto anfndrts.
Serrenl6ute in allen Gurmen unb MluReru
nno gu allen Yreiieu.
Son Serren- nnb 5lnaben. Gtrobbiten baben
mir bas ausgebreitetfe Eager Ia. Sabneleu.
9erren, nno sfnaben iI3biife, lpei9e nno
iteife, bon allen Mrten uub Sdattiruu9en.
SdnbSeug fiir 9aueu II. &iuOer.
Sn bieiem Department Bin id5 70 no6I bor.
sefeben, bab i'd aGe uub Sebermaun 3u befrie,
bigen berniag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25
Drohe iteberraidssaa

slid5t iuenige Burger bon Gan antonio no.
ren fdrsli3 gang erfaunt iibsr bis Sbatfa9e,
bab berf6iebene ibrer 6reun6e, bic bon ben
aeraten bereits aufsegeben iporoen paren, (fie
Iitien an bem f9rtdlidfsn alIer msnl6Ii9en
2ei0en, an ber Sdpinbfu5t) b6uia pieber.
bergeliellt purben bnr9 Or. ain9s vsfeue gnt.
beduns sesen bic Sdiptnbludt." es 1T biss
bas einsiae Niitel, ipel9es pofitib ale 9eiben
Der seble nub Der 9nneen beilt, Die Sufen,
afbma, Bronchitis &C.
ProbeFaiaeu fnb foifenfrei au baben In bsr
apotbele bon U. Dreib. grsis Der srcben
6Iafdtn $l.O0.
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4araiol Oepartentellt.

@ir baben bas bel weitem srobte unb bon.
fanbtgite enforcement bpn einfaden ilnb Gu.
Tu8.@ .@onnenfdirmen 1T BET Gtabt.
S9partfeioene Yarafol8- 75 cs. bis $4.
S9parae MtlaS. S1irme bon 1856.
S9warae MtIas. Sdirine gefiittert unb NIT
Spisenranb bon $2.25-$15.
Garbige ~araiols ungefitterte- .25 bis SIS.
Garbige Parafols, gefiittefte, nit Spiben.
rdtb-Son 2.50 Bis $12.
ainber>@arafols an S5, so, 75 cs. u. 81.
9anlelt @eibwaareu.
Sentben, bolle groBe, bon 45 es. bis au $4.
9ange Senben, bon 10 es. Bic gu 81.
@oriett'Beffen aller @roben, bon 40 gents
bts au $1.50.
Son,met Gauge lleberpefeu, in @roeen bon
2s-44, gu 40, SO unb go gts.
Cine biibi6e slusipabl bon Sill II. Spiben-
bauben fiir Stnber bon 20 es. bis So.
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llmsaterlaklitbe griatmtttel.

Der unbergleibli9e Grfolg bon
9 i'm m ons 2iber s&egulator
bat geDiRenloie 2eute aur Nusgabe bon
Na9abmunsen unb grfabmitteIn beipos
gen, tuel6e In Sbrer Mirfune unb 3ns
iammenfebung ben e9ten gan3 undbn.
lid barauf bere6net iinb, ben tuoblers
tDorbeneu &uf bon 6immDns 2iber.
Regulator aIs Elm Geilmittel oas fein
mineralif6es Gift enibdlt, ionbern rein
begetabilii@e gr3nei, nod einem neuen
9emilden 0erfabren unb nit elmer bon
5. s. 3eilin 6 60. gebrau9ten Mppas
rat bereitet nirb, 5u fGdoisen.
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Geioelt : 9epartenleut.

S6paraer unb farbiser gilas, bon so Gents
bio a. $500.
surab SeibenFoffe in allen Sdattirunseu
40 rs GentS uno $500.
G9borter unO farbiser Gros Grain au 75e.,
90 e. 81, $1.25 nnb $50.
geareifte uno idedise CONNER. eeiben su
35, 40, so, 65, 20 nnb 30 Gents.
S9paraer uno farbiser Surab Atlas, au
SO nab 75 Gents.
&leioeritoff 9eparteuaelt.
Somnier. gaiimire ipie Runs. .Seiliag, NIba>
tro6, Grapes, Mlgerienue Streif, Satin bo.
@reuabiae, Debese gu allen preilen.
Gatius, gsaei9net o6er eiufarbie Su 10, l5,
20, 25, 80 unO 35 gente.
GrinfIeS Seerinders sn Z, 9, 10, II unO Is Go.
Ginobam tn bibf9er AnsbabI, au 8, 10,
12 unS is Gents
8epbHr @tnsbam su 20, Is unb 80 es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25
gD,t,.Serbare Q,.res,. /.

@. 3. Sobt u. Co., BbolefaIe unb getail
Dru9siifen bon Rome, Ga, faat: @eit bier
Sa6ren fiibren mir Or. ainas Mem Diseoberh,
Electric 8itters unb gudIems arniea ealbs,,
uno ba5en nie 9eilmittsl sebabt, bic iib beder
bsrtauften ooer m,ebr 8efriebiauns setpdbrtsn.
sic baben einise punoerbare sfuren in unierer
Stabt beipirft, namentlid nebrere Giiue bon
ipirtli9er Ausaebrung iinb burd ben @ebramd
einiaer 8laf6en bon Or. Sings aetu Discoberb
gebeilt noroen, in 0erbin6nns nit electric
Bitter. 8ir garantiren bieieIben fets.
8um 8ertauf BEL u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25
Gulbroioerie 0eparteiaert.
@piBelt : 9epartenteut.


ridtete, mar ibr 70 fremb, als babe fie
bic Iebten sD6lf Sabre in einem Sburms
einger1auert gelebt tn0 nir BON oben
aus tpeiter Gerne berauf binabgeblidt.
/ Sbre 2rdftiguns f@ritt 10 raid bnrs
tpdrts, bab fie i6pm adt Sage nod ibs
rem eriten grpahen auftebeu burfte.
SDbaunes unb Gret9en trugen 5ie nit.
einanber in ibr Stubir3iuner, bas enb.
li6 bic gefddftige 9ano Der Wiamers
tpieber bebagli1 bergeri@tet bate. unb
aIs Fe bort I'M gebnfeifeI fab unb bic
6taatsrdtbin cine tpei9e Sede iiber Tie
binbreitete, rlteinte fe NIT f@ipa9er
Stimme: Nun pDlIen mir ba tpieoer on.
fangen, mo mir es bor 5m6lf. Sabren
geIaHen.
Die Staatsrdtbin briidte einen GuB
auf ihre 5tirt unb fagte: leiie S9abe
un bic berlorene 3eit!
8, tleir1 - rtidt G1abe, ertpiberte
grneiftne, teine 3eit 1T berloren, in ber
man mad Wabrbeit gefrebt bat! -
Mber bas MlaB neiner 2saft III erf96pft.
SD fam ni6t weiter, ib muB umfeb
reul
sic lieB uebmitbis l69elnb bas
9aupt auf bic Gruf iinfen unb
f6mieg. -
9eim befabl enbIi9, iie on bic 2uft
5u f6ideH unb ON einetii tuarnten Mittag
fubr fie gum eriten Wal aus. sic bat.
te 3ebeten, baB nur @ret9en He begleite,
unb M6aners batten, tpenrr aud uns
germ, in biefe Grille etngeipilligt unb
tuaren 3urtdgeblieben, ma16em lie Sos
bannes iorsfdltig in ben @asen sebo.
ben.
gretnen, iaste grnefine, als Ee
fortfubren, f1on 3tpeimal eriudbnte Sos
bannes, bab In ben udhften Sagen feline
unb feiner Nutter reberRebelung In bic
Stabt gef@eben uniiffe, ba feline 8orle.
fungen tuieber beginner, Du baif es gs.
b6rt, tuie fie es ais ielbitberitdnbli@ bes
tru@ten, bdB mir Beibe He begleitem.
Sd babe big iebt INNER austpei9enb
geantuortet, aber nun ntuB es fi9 enbs
LID entf9eiben, mas i@ tbun fol-. @rets
den. Ou baf mir ieitber 10 oft seiagt,
bab Dein SeeIenfrie6en bapon abbdnge,
mid ut unterffiiben 70 Iange itb 3einer
bebhrfe. sic fab bas Mdo9en prafenb
an: @enn i9 Did nun beim Wort
ndbne2
So piirbe i9 es balten, benn i6 babe
es niGt uur Oit, i9 babe es benz lieben
@ott seseben, faete @ret@sn. Gpri9,
@rneitiue, mas fam i1 fiir Did tbun?
Dns Gr6Btel rief grnetine. Du
tannif mid babor bepabren, Nlmoien
empfangen 81 mhhen!
Bie Oas2
@retGen, fannit Su Dir oenten,
mas es fir mid mdre, mod mebr gDobIs
tbaten In Nnipru9 nebmen All Iolen
bon Wtenimen, benen i'd 70 gerne ebens
bhrtig bergelten, bic i@ iiberfrtmen
m6@te nit tauienbfa@em 2obu fur I'll.
lee, mas iie on mir getban3 o, i'd.
ueis ni9t, oh Ou oieien Stol3 tennif,
Oh Du mid berjieben tpirit, tpenn id)
Dir iage = Iieber iuia iG mir nit mel
uer 9dube Arbeit mein Brob berbienen,
als bas Gnabenbrob eKen Bel Menf9en,
iiber bic i@ mid eiHt 10 bo9mntbig ers
boben - bic obnebin i@oa mebr glii.
benbe 2oblen auf nlein Spupt seiam.
melt, als i9 ertragen tann. 9u f9ht,
telf ben 4opf2 Dein Batter, @ret9en,
tuiirbe mid berfeben, bic Worte, bic er
mir am lebten Gbenb iiber bieien puntt
geiagt finb unbertilgbar In mein @es
bd6tnib eingeprdgt.
(i5crtistuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25

@an3 ueue 0eftibIe bon 2iebe unb
WoblpDlIen bEr6brangen nlit Der tpie.
bereriua@eubea &ebenstraft grnejiinens
grli1, s6i naeni@li9e gmpiinbuaeeu,
iDie he frhber ileben ibreni raffloien
@eife ui@t Ylab fQn0en. Sn tueuig
3agen geIt0ltete fi@ bos inuigiie Wers
bdltnib 5ipiI@en ibr unh Gret6eu. sic
erfreute fi9 an bem beuen 6erbfbims
mel, ais babe fe i'm Hp@ tie gelehen,
He tpmAte cine Dlnnle, bic man ibr ouf
bas Belt legte, ldisge finuenb betrad,teu.
Sic bldttette NIT @ret@en begierig in
ben iGbneu albums, bic ibr Sobannes
berlGaffte. Cine ibr gan3 frenabe WeH
bes Geuuies 6ifneie iidb ibr nit bieien
6amu1Inngen BON fleineu unb gro6eu
9unjsmnten; beuH bic Gunit bate he
bisher uur benz Nailen no9 ertannt unb
ba1er aud bon ihrer He6eutuug teiue
a6nung gebabt. Sbr Obeim bate ia
itrer 4hantafie iebe Nabrting beriagt,
nm ne bur@ ui&ts DON ibren trodenen
Gtubieu nbjulenten. SEPT babete fi9
ibre nabe GeeIe In ben 0lntben Der
YoeIie, bic Sobannes NIT iueiler SIR,
Jorge hter he binHrbnien lieB.
Jobannes unb feline Mlutter Iaben
NIT iua6lenber 6reube bie 1eriangung
tn Grmeitinens WeIen. Uab es ni9t
cine Don Der 0raufbeit 1urhdeebIiebene
99Dd9e mar, mas he 10 einfa9 unb
finDlte9 erj@einen Iieb = 3eigte lire
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1aS pft gebran6te @Dr
De66al6 ii6er6eu9t Guc6

8ransSFfde Yercals au s, 10, 124 u. l5 es.
Geaetdnete 2atuus gu d, 81, 5, 8 u. 10 rs.
@eiber nnb farbiger Muu-3u 124, 15, 20,
%, s5 nnb SO Gents.
Bei6e 2auns -5il s, 2, s, 10, f24, 15, 20,
rs, 80, 35 unb DO gents. 8n baben in 8i.
ibops, 8ictoria nnb Snbia 2atpuS.
8erffde 2oipns lit alien s@attirumsem so,.
Is Bis gu 80 Gents
Gmbroi0erie 9eparteinetlt.
S9bei3er Borbirnns bon 8 Bis IS Cts.
garnbrie 8otbirnng bon 23-50 Go.
Rainfoof Ginfaiiuns bon $50 @ts.
1arbige 8nrbirunsen II. AuBenrdnbe baau.
@firt GIouncins, bolle 2dnse .75-$2.50.
Spiben : 9eparteueut.
Cine enbloie guawabl in foIgenben @piben.
forten: gshptifde, tirfifd)e, 9or@on, galem,
eia, Briron, Spanifde, gseurial, sJeoora-in
allen greiten, bon Der billisifen bis au ber be-
fen glafe.
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- Bon Brownsville tpirb beriatet,
naB nabe San Carlos breiBig Bambiten
bon tnerifanif@er Raballerie eingebolt
tuurben. gs fam sum Sample rnb
bas Msilitdr etbeutete 3ebn nit ges
f6muggelten Waaren belabene pads
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25

= gliab gapron, Deputb.Gberiif,
gttleborougb, Maf., beri6tete I'm Stunt
1881, 6aB er bur6 ben @ebrau9 BON
ct. SafobssSeI bon acutem &beumas
tismus befreit iporben iei. gm 19. No<
pember 1886 betdtist er bic friiber ge.
ma9ten Musiagen.
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prei(e lpreCben flir Bdn0e!

Surge &tnbertleiber son 65 c8. Bis $3.50.
@eaeidnete unb einfade S9neiaer bon 125
Gents anfpGrts
gorbirte 11eberfleioer all SO unb auftparts..
BorSirte @afbn,ir ScarfS bon $l.5o-$2.
S6parse unb farbise seriebs aa$ 81, 1.25,
1.50, So unb auftpdrt8.
9anen Strnntpfiorten.
8ramae 8albrissan, gutter Aualitdt, au 10,
~, l5, l6, 20, 25, 80 Cts. unb aufpdrts.
Gtnfarbise @trampfe-su 10, IL, Is, 20,
25 Gents unb aufpdrts
@infade uno 2uru8 SeioenittiimSfe fir
Wldb@en unb ainOer, in allen 0arben nnb slt
allen Yreifen.
Goriett= =9epartement.
Son @orietts balten pir Sic $50 8one", Die
Barner 8ros., il, allen @raben, Die 6. g."
bic pY. 81, Die 81. s." unb biele anoere
Wfarfen, 5u A., so, rs gts. uns 81.
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Nabe Dem Helerboir Der Waiier.
iperfe l6Bt Col. Bradenribge einen aries
fifGen Drummer bp1ren.
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0altsAaltnltasftoffe.

@ebIei6ter Slid. Danaf-su s5. 40, As,
so Gents unb auftuarts.
8rauuer 9amaif au %. 80, 40 unb so e8.
&otber 9iirfiider gii6.Samaft- 80, So,
40, 80 unb 60 @entS nnb aufipdrtS.
@eblei9te unb ungeblei6te Oamait Sanb.
tii@er, gutter @rObe, gu 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 gs.
unb aufiuarts. @roBe tiirtii5e 8abe. San6s
tiider au is, Is, 20 unb 25 Gents.
@efranffes Sanbtiider;eug, bon $40 gts.
Spisen. gorbanse su 123. ID, 20, %, 80
Gents nn6 anfwdrts.
0rahirunaSffoffe All 10. 12 unh Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25

Glounsinss unb tiirfi1de MuBenranbfpiben
in Cream, 8eis, 8eise un6 farbig.
Spanifde @uinipure tn S1par3 Cream
nnb Beige, nnb pa1enbe einfaifumsen.
Damen.SaI6entiider, tueise, nit Gantafe.
einfahung, 8ierranb unb Baden; glei9follS
cine fdOne Musbabl bon Srauer.Iaf@entii.
1ern All alien Yreiien.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-16
BRIEF spLENDon AND ECLIPSE.
How the New .Cengressmnn's Wife Dlazes
Out md Disappears.

How tho New Censressmnns Wife Dlaxes
Out and Disappears.
Pnky IN The Boston Commonwealth.
l never see tho wife OF newly elected
Congressman como here without feeling
OF pity for her. at her home che was a
worthy women, who did much 10 secure
her husbands election by her popular
manners and her good heart. To her it
was great thing to become the wife OF a
member Of Congress, but on arriving
here she found that Bhe had only taken
the first step towards social distinc-
ton. 1t was not long before e change
commenced. From q modest lady, in a
plain black silk and smooth brown Locke,
she burst into m ornamental gown Of
light satin, loaded with beads, which was
not high enough in the neck by three
ipchea, and her head had in front mass
Of irizzes which hid her broad brow and
made her look like al idiot on Shetland
pony. Before her diamond-decked fin
gers had been out Of tho domestic dsh-
water long enough for their knucklea to
recover from their greasy odor OF
pArboiling, sho rodo about in hired
coupe, and gave her orders to the
coachmsn in fault-fnding tone. Her
days became a round Of ceaseless, mean.
ingless toadyism, proclaimed by the wo.
men writers as fashionable, and her nights
we're wild revele, with champagne, oye-
tiers, howers, punch, lost temper and BIT
ter disappointmonts. Now, her husband
has not been reelected. She must return
10 her little village, 10 nope and pine and
make herself generally diaagreeable, but,
as she drops ont Of lie here, not ripple
OH the tide Of fashionable society will
show where she has gone down. The
wheels Of folly roll round forever, and the
wife OF the new member will, in her turn,
take the place Of the one that is gone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-16

san FrGhcHc0 Chf0hide
She was tender, pasefonate thing, full
OF all those sweet, emotional charms that
lead to engagamontH which calmer reason
throws different light upon. She sang.
She did not try 10 sing as most young
women DO. She could sing, aud she Gang.
Sho liked pretty, sentimental ballads, and
once forgot tho point and drove a fellow
away by giving him, with fine expression
and forgetiul enthnaianm, that beautiful
muBical advice, "Bid Nc Goodbye and
Cop He bado her "good.by," md wont.
She conld not understand what he meant,
until through the teRr.tllled eyes Rhe acct.
dcntally read the legend on tho page OF
mueic. II is needless to say he returned.
1t Is no use asking how aho did 1t. It
wouldn't do you any good to know. Every
girl hus her own patented way OF bring.
Ing fellow back. 1t Ia only one thing
they are diatinctly original In, except
making pio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-16
Enjoy LILO.

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Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. Daw
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AuYlcN TO NInillarn,

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stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
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FOR CHILDREN TxETAIsG is pleasan. to the
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Price rs eants bottle. awFAw
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DENVER, Coz February Is, 1885. Some
weeEs ago ! was attending to work that
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